Summer Camps in Ilwaco, WA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Young Painter - Spiva Center for the Arts
Does your child want to learn to paint? If so, he/she will love this painting class. Artist and teacher Amber Mintert teaches drawing, color mixing, brush control,broad wash, and detailing in this fun introductory painting class. (417) 623-0183
Does your child want to learn to paint? If so, he/she will love this painting class. Artist and teacher Amber Mintert teaches drawing, color mixing, brush control,broad wash, and detailing in this fun introductory painting class. (417) 623-0183
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Address:
PO Box 6, Rockaway, Oregon 97136
Christian camping programs for all ages. Located on 118 acres incl mountain trails, lakefront property, & modern accommodations. Just one block from the beach....
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Hiking,...
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Ilwaco, WA Summer Camps
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Mom's Morning Out - Myrtle Beach, SC
Mom's Morning Out Free Childcare for all non-school age children from 9am-12 noon. Please direct all questions to Pastor Alisha Johnson
Great Lakes Region Summer Camp 2016 - undefined, IN
This is our annual summer camp. It is open from ages 6-23 through our intermediate, senior, and collegiate camps. We also will have our emerging leaders camp that is available for adults.
Teen Improv Camp! - Olympia, WA
Teen Improv Camp! Ages: 13 to 18 July 18-July 22 4-6pm Friday Improv Performance at 6pm One week of side-splitting laughter! Spend a few hours each day SCREEN FREE (woot!) and being creative! Try something new or gain more experience doing something you love. Practice a variety of improv games and formats. In all of them, we learn how to say “yes, and …!” Under the direction of talented local actor, Vanessa Postil! Register: https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?class=olyft"
Kid's Camp- AM Session Create Your Favorite Animal From Clay - Jenkint
Join us for a No School Kid's Art Camp from 10 am - 1 pm. We'll be making our favorite animals out of clay. The class is for ages 8+ and $35. Please pack a lunch or snack and drink. Please call the studio to register 215-885-4545. Registration is required.
Summer Kid's Art Camp - second session - Gloucester, VA
Ellen Walter will be teaching a second session August 3 to 7. Elementary School ages - Sign up now. K-2 mornings, 3-5 afternoons. 804-824-9464
Mom's Morning Out - Myrtle Beach, SC
Mom's Morning Out Free Childcare for all non-school age children from 9am-12 noon. Please direct all questions to Pastor Alisha Johnson
Great Lakes Region Summer Camp 2016 - undefined, IN
This is our annual summer camp. It is open from ages 6-23 through our intermediate, senior, and collegiate camps. We also will have our emerging leaders camp that is available for adults.
Teen Improv Camp! - Olympia, WA
Teen Improv Camp! Ages: 13 to 18 July 18-July 22 4-6pm Friday Improv Performance at 6pm One week of side-splitting laughter! Spend a few hours each day SCREEN FREE (woot!) and being creative! Try something new or gain more experience doing something you love. Practice a variety of improv games and formats. In all of them, we learn how to say “yes, and …!” Under the direction of talented local actor, Vanessa Postil! Register: https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?class=olyft"
Kid's Camp- AM Session Create Your Favorite Animal From Clay - Jenkint
Join us for a No School Kid's Art Camp from 10 am - 1 pm. We'll be making our favorite animals out of clay. The class is for ages 8+ and $35. Please pack a lunch or snack and drink. Please call the studio to register 215-885-4545. Registration is required.
Summer Kid's Art Camp - second session - Gloucester, VA
Ellen Walter will be teaching a second session August 3 to 7. Elementary School ages - Sign up now. K-2 mornings, 3-5 afternoons. 804-824-9464
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Summer Camp @ Washington Park Group A (6-7) - Washington Park
Neighborhood Park Camp at Washington Park is a traditional, high-quality camp that is fun and affordable. Activities include arts and crafts, physical fitness games and challenges, dance, visits to the library, enrichment activities and swimming. Campers play basketball, soccer, volleyball and softball. Instruction is also offered in golf and tennis. Campers are escorted to Robinson Park Recreation Centers swimming pool for recreational swim two times per week. Staff go into the water with the campers and certified lifeguards are always present. Fun field trips are often the highlight of the week. Trips are an additional charge and are scheduled for once a week. This camp is a good fit for active campers who like sports and group activities. The ratio of staff to campers is 1 to 10. Campers are grouped by age, and lunch and a snack are provided. Camp culminates in the annual War Games in which Washington Park Camp and La Pintoresca Park Camps compete in a series of challenges to determine an annual camp champion. Campers are asked to wear sturdy, closed-toe athletic shoes, sunscreen and hats. On swimming days, campers are asked to bring sandals for the pool area and swimming suits. ...
Catalyst 2016 - Week 1 - Windermere Conference Center
This registration form is for WEEK 1 only (5/11-5/15/2016). If you have any questions, please contact Becky () 636-432-9386
Climbing Camp - Advanced - Breckenridge Recreation Center
So youve been through our Beginner and Intermediate Climbing Camps and you still cant get enough? Then this camp is for you! We spend the first two days on the climbing wall learning some new skills and refreshing others from 8:00am-12:00pm. On Thursday and Friday, we depart Summit County for Independence Pass and Monitor Rock in beautiful Lake County for full days of climbing. On Thursday and Friday, campers depart Breckenridge at 8:00am and return to the Recreation Center at 4:00pm. All participants are responsible for lunch each day and are required to have a backpack, sunscreen, plenty of water (2L or more), rain gear and extra layers. No camp on Wednesdays. Four-day camps are offered in two sessions running June 20-July 29. To register for this program, participants must have attended an Intermediate Climbing Camp within the past 3 years or must receive approval from a Climbing Wall Instructor or the Outdoor Programs Coordinator. For questions, please call or email the Outdoor Programs Coordinator at 970-547-4324. Make it a full-day, full-week camp! Campers attending morning climbing, sports, outdoor and preschool camps may attend BMC [] in the afternoon for half-price and/or attend the Wednesday field trips. Please contact...
Pioneer Pottery - Greenacres Education Offices
Travel back in time to when our ancestors arrived and needed everything from plates and bowls to homes to live in. Learn how they made use of the soft clay shale along the stream bank. Make your own bowl, learn how to ‘chink a log cabin and cast bricks. Well even dye a t-shirt with clay dyes! 513-891-4227
Art Unleashed Inc. - Art Unleashed Inc.
Art Unleashed seeks to enrich the lives of students of all ages and abilities by using the visual arts as a vehicle to cultivate creative self-expression, improve artistic abilities, and enhance self-esteem in a safe and welcoming environment. 314-628-1024
Summer Camp @ Washington Park Group A (6-7) - Washington Park
Neighborhood Park Camp at Washington Park is a traditional, high-quality camp that is fun and affordable. Activities include arts and crafts, physical fitness games and challenges, dance, visits to the library, enrichment activities and swimming. Campers play basketball, soccer, volleyball and softball. Instruction is also offered in golf and tennis. Campers are escorted to Robinson Park Recreation Centers swimming pool for recreational swim two times per week. Staff go into the water with the campers and certified lifeguards are always present. Fun field trips are often the highlight of the week. Trips are an additional charge and are scheduled for once a week. This camp is a good fit for active campers who like sports and group activities. The ratio of staff to campers is 1 to 10. Campers are grouped by age, and lunch and a snack are provided. Camp culminates in the annual War Games in which Washington Park Camp and La Pintoresca Park Camps compete in a series of challenges to determine an annual camp champion. Campers are asked to wear sturdy, closed-toe athletic shoes, sunscreen and hats. On swimming days, campers are asked to bring sandals for the pool area and swimming suits. ...
Catalyst 2016 - Week 1 - Windermere Conference Center
This registration form is for WEEK 1 only (5/11-5/15/2016). If you have any questions, please contact Becky () 636-432-9386
Climbing Camp - Advanced - Breckenridge Recreation Center
So youve been through our Beginner and Intermediate Climbing Camps and you still cant get enough? Then this camp is for you! We spend the first two days on the climbing wall learning some new skills and refreshing others from 8:00am-12:00pm. On Thursday and Friday, we depart Summit County for Independence Pass and Monitor Rock in beautiful Lake County for full days of climbing. On Thursday and Friday, campers depart Breckenridge at 8:00am and return to the Recreation Center at 4:00pm. All participants are responsible for lunch each day and are required to have a backpack, sunscreen, plenty of water (2L or more), rain gear and extra layers. No camp on Wednesdays. Four-day camps are offered in two sessions running June 20-July 29. To register for this program, participants must have attended an Intermediate Climbing Camp within the past 3 years or must receive approval from a Climbing Wall Instructor or the Outdoor Programs Coordinator. For questions, please call or email the Outdoor Programs Coordinator at 970-547-4324. Make it a full-day, full-week camp! Campers attending morning climbing, sports, outdoor and preschool camps may attend BMC [] in the afternoon for half-price and/or attend the Wednesday field trips. Please contact...
Pioneer Pottery - Greenacres Education Offices
Travel back in time to when our ancestors arrived and needed everything from plates and bowls to homes to live in. Learn how they made use of the soft clay shale along the stream bank. Make your own bowl, learn how to ‘chink a log cabin and cast bricks. Well even dye a t-shirt with clay dyes! 513-891-4227
Art Unleashed Inc. - Art Unleashed Inc.
Art Unleashed seeks to enrich the lives of students of all ages and abilities by using the visual arts as a vehicle to cultivate creative self-expression, improve artistic abilities, and enhance self-esteem in a safe and welcoming environment. 314-628-1024